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This relationship explainer clarifies how Catherine the Great and F. Scott Fitzgerald connect through history, literature, and cultural reference. Catherine the Great, the 18th...
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Jay Gatsby was born in North Dakota, though the precise town is not explicitly named in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel. Within the narrative, Nick Carraway notes that Gatsby was...
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Pammy is the daughter of George and Myrtle Wilson in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, appearing chiefly in the climactic chapters of the novel. As a working-class child...
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Jay Gatsby’s house in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s 1925 novel The Great Gatsby is a replica of a real mansion in Kings Point, Long Island, New York, modeled after the French châte...
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Jay Gatsby is not a real person but a carefully crafted amalgam of people, places, and stories from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s life and the roaring twenties. Understanding who Gats...
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Jay Gatsby’s real legal name is James Gatz. He was born James Gatz to impoverished farmers in North Dakota and, as a young man, reinvented himself as Jay Gatsby through self-d...
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The real Jay Gatsby was a composite of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s observations of ambition, reinvention, and Jazz Age excess, crystallized in the fictional persona of James Gatz. W...
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